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17 years ago
hansb
yfastud, I am new myself at Joomla. My new site will be the first using Joomla. So I can't give a definitive answer to your question. I know that in the administrator panel of Joomla there is a user manager. I guess that this is the place where you create users and grant permissions. See the Joomla website and it's forum for more answers (http://www.joomla.org). I hope you find the right answe
Forum: WampServer English
17 years ago
hansb
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Forum: WampServer English
17 years ago
hansb
CyberSpatium, I figured it out. I realized that I should follow the steps described for all the users I created and not just for the 'root'-user of MySql. After I did that my Joomla website could connect to its database under PHP4 and PHP5. Thanks for your help
Forum: WampServer English
17 years ago
hansb
CyberSpatium, I followed the instructions and set the password I used before as an 'old password'. Now the Wamp homepage shows a connection to MySql. Also I can use phpMyAdmin. But I still can't use SQLitemanager (that's no problem since I don't use that anyway) but Joomla still can't connect to the database. The password I used hasn't changed so that should be no problem I guess but maybe I a
Forum: WampServer English
17 years ago
hansb
I installed the latest version of WAMP5 and the PHP4 add-on. Also I installed Joomla 1.0.10 It all worked fine and I started to create a new site. Because my hostingprovider only supports PHP4 I switched to PHP4 after a while to check wether the site functions under PHP4. But then nothing worked anymore. The Wamp homepage displays instead of the MySQL version number the following line: MySQl n
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